Lost our cat

[Roberto]

Hi Everyone,
Our cat, Howard, got out of the house yesterday and has not returned. He is a brown and black striped and spotted Bengal cat, looks like a little leopard. He responds to his name. We are worried about him because he is not an outdoor cat. We live on Hunt street next to the school.
If you see him please call 849-6559.
Rob and Kim Lesny

[Henry]

If you have a photo, I will be happy to put it up here.  Just e-mail me at vtgrandpa@yahoo.com

[Henry]

Hi Henry,
Here is a pic of Howard, thanks for your help. He is the brown cat in the middle.
Rob

[Roberto]

Howard is back! He must not have liked that thunderstorm because he finally made his way back to us. Thanks everyone.

[Henry]

So happy for you guys Rob - Thanks for letting us know - Maybe Howard will get a can of gourmet Fancy Feast for supper tonight

[Roberto]

I gave him some fish and shrimp Fancy Feast, which he promptly gobbled down. He is now waiting at the door expecting to be let out again... ain't gonna happen.

[ohhman]

Beautiful cat & glad he's back!  I have 4 of them that I wish went out more so less litter box use, but that doesn't happen with these chickens......hey maybe he was out chasing your chickens!!  Gota say, I've come close to hitting them as they cross the road; no joke if it happens "why does the chicken cross the road"!  We raise meat birds & they are always kenneled to fatten up fast!

[Roberto]

We affectionately call our chickens the Hunt Street Speed Bumps. They are the only things that slow people down on our road.

[ohhman]

Cute!! I just hope they eventually aren't called the "Hunt St. Grease Spots"!  I don't recall a chicken ever referred to as having 9 lives like a cat!  I think it takes more than chickens to slow many down;  especially once the bridge is out & lots more traffic happens for detour! I slow down but sometimes they aren't too smart & come across in front of traffic....without looking both ways....imagine!!!